Wordsworth

Wordsworth

A Poem by QRamble
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Just me playing around. I didn't really pick any style. Consider this me just getting out of writer's block.

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I once took a Walt(z) through the Frost(y) Silver(stein) tundra,
Hoping to find my (Heming)way as I was Cumming(s) and going. 
The cold air felt like Ten(nyson) (Mil)ton(s) of bricks.

But through these Long(fellow) and Wild(e) lands, 
I met those still yet encased in a Pound of ice,
All of us asking how we can Burn(s).

But as I sat by the frozen (B)lake,
Rumi(nating) while an Angel(ou) came to me
I finally understood Homer and the Odyssey,

Our Words(worth) ring loudest. 


Can you hear them?

© 2025 QRamble


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Added on May 18, 2025
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I'm simply a poetry enthusiast who writes as a hobby, nothing professional. more..